Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-05
General Notes,

ness.
General Notes.
Dick" McCarty has a big farm and
ranch out on Salt Creek. There are four
wells down, throwing up lots of water
for the wide eXpanse of productive farm
ing lands.
The new oath business is still occupy
ing everybody's mind in this city. The
views are different and differing.
At last it appears as if We had decent
spring weather, bright and sunny as it
May be.
Captain Smith tells me most emphati-
cally that his son VIII is not an east
ern" boy, as your typo makes it out.
Lawyer J. n. Kimball looked almost
forbidding yesterday, with his black
goggles over his nasal protuberance.
Judge R. X. Williams put in his APP
pearance in the District Court yesterday
He looks better.
Messrs. r. ]. Hill, F. A. Shields and
other members of the Episcopal church
went down to Kay's Creek yesterday to
take part in the exercises of the laying
OF the corner stone of st. Jude's.
Arthur Lawson, an old farmer at North
Harrisville, this county, had the misfor-
tune, on Tuesday, of a horse falling
down on him, breaking his left leg. Dr.
John Driver attended to the injuries and
rendered the gentleman reasonably COM
Portable.
The Women's Relief Corps took trip
TO the Hot SprinOs Yesterday
"Uncle Toms CABIN" will show up
again in the Union Opera House on Fri
day evening, with the usual attractions
of ice-foes, bloodhounds and piccanin-
MES.
On the night from Tuesday to Wednes-
day, May Sd and 4th, the liquor saloon
Of Messrs. NJ. Collinson and William
Banford, on lower Fifth street, was en-
tered burglariously by some unknown
parties who managed to get away with
about $50 worth of cigars and other stock
There is strong suspicion as to the perpe-
traitors OF the depreciation.
On Tuesday, ex-Counselor William
Driver, one of 0gden's best and briskest
business men, reached the half-century
scale OF his life. There was a CAV and
gallant gathering at his regal residence,
that evening, great number of friends
crowding around the well-laden tables of
palatable hospitality. The Ogden Brass
Band was also on hand, discoursing
sweet music. The gentleman was made
happy by the presentation of a gold
headed cane from his family, and gold
mounted pair of opera glasses from his
employees.
An umbrella does not werk very well
in an elevator. So have heard from Or
son Riser
James Witherspoon is around again,
after a few DAYS lay-of for the sake OF
sickness.
O. P. Arnold, Superintendent of the
street car system, was in town yesterday.
There is considerable swearing and
cussing about H. II. Rolapp, the new
City Assessor. Several of our leading
taxpaying citizens are finding fault with
his way in simply sending notices out to
taxpayers.
The new Herald quarters are convent
nient.
The newspaper reporters are greatly
DlcdScu Will bA1C new anu oA
rangements of the reportorial facilities in
the First District Court.
NJ. Bel, the down town meat market
man, is thinking strongly of investing ii
new brick building for his business.
Charles Duchenean has been aiing in
health for several days.
The other night, while Mrs. Barney
Nbbles was out meeting her husband
after closing his business. some unknown
parties entered the premises of the family
and got away with a lot of iewelry
amounting to about $50.
VIM. Van Dyke, Esq, is back again
looking after salt, grain and play bust
ness.
Luce, the old horse trainer, is keeping
good equines in steady trim. He is {
slayer.
&c. Gongwehr returned to Park CITY
last evening after a successful health
seeking sojourn at DIR. Slater's Ho
Springs.
On Tuesday evening little son Of F
j. Watson, on South Nam street, lei
from a wagon and was run over, his RICH
leg being broken. DIR. ID. j. towers at
tenden to the injured lad, who is thirteen
years of age.
C. C. Richards had some hard word
with Prosecuting Attorney Richards II
the FRS. District Court on Wednesda,
afternoon. It was all about polygam,
case to come up, viz: Jos. Deans.
There will be a tri-weekly mail tc
Huntsville and Eden after this.
]. S. Houtz has just come down from
the north, where he has been looking VI
his stock interests, finding them good.